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Jnia Yields to the Inevitable
llUAI) a HIS I-IltST
1 jou had been jlllcil by n man
and ha came to you later and told
you that after alt you were the ouly
woman he had ever loved( would sou
tako him back? Julia Grant had
this problem to face, and she faced
it bravely nnd did what she thought
was best, ltut after she had promised
n second time to marry Dan Car
1 son, sbo discovered something else.
Sho discovered that bcr work in tho
hospital had changed her, and the big
blow cainc when she discovered that
unconsciously she had given her lovo
to another man, Dr. John Norvillc,
head surgeon. It ii this fact that
caused her to lrnvo tho hospital and
ronio home, resolved to marry Dan
Immediately.
NOW GO ON Xl HI THE STORY
ANY girl whoso mother has spent an
entire morning having her pictty
lingerie for a trousseau should be
nappy, and Julia vvns anything but
that. Sho tried to force herself to a
certain response, but she felt dead, in
capable of any enthusiasm, nnd she
dreaded that night more than anything
olse, 'lhat night she would ghc up her
last vestige of independence, she would
tell Dan that she wus ready to marry
him whenever hp liked,
Lucy greeted Mrs. Grant and Julln at
lunch with tho news that she had tele
phoned Dan and that h was coining for
dinner.
"I thought it would be n good idea,
.Tullaj uren't you glad?"
. "Yes, indeed," Julia returned quick
ly, "it's a splendid Idea."
And then nt 0:30 Dnn tame and
Mary opened the door to him with n
beaming countenance. Her custom
ary sulicnncss had departed for the time
being. Lucy hud been down in the
kitchen tclliug her the news, and tho
inen of a wedding appealed to her latent
Gaelic humor.
"Miss Julin will be right down,"
the informed tho astonished Dan.
He vviin taking off his coat nnd hat
and he turned ou Mnr. eiulcklj.
"Miss Julia?" he exclaimed.
'Yis, sor," she grinned, and escaped,
nnd Dan was left to wander Into the
back parlor anil to wonder what it all
meant. Then Julia came, n Julia voiy
white, but very determined. She was
not going through this thing like a
Adventures
With a 'Purse
I
AIAVAIS think that if thero is one
person in the world who oucht to be
humored, if is the convalescent. It's
so hard tii luue to lie in bed when one
is beginning to feci bolter, arid to linve
to count, wilh utter indifference, the
flowers in the wull paper, or something
equally boring. It is the convalescent,
then, who. I claim, should bo humored.
Instead of the custonuiij little water
bottle .of glass with the tiny tumbler
fitting over the top, how much nicer
it would be to have on the table by tho
bedside a glass bottle and tumbler that
Ir secornted with tiny, brightly colored
flowers against a striking background
of black. One shop has these sets for
S1.R5. They would make n very nice
gift.
Although it is not nhoN a fact that
n fondness for one subject or another is
shown when one is vcrv joung-. jet it
frequently is tt no. And naturally any
such manifestation should be encouraged
- with certain reseivntions. (I know
ono small person who would sit for
hours, absorbed, nnd ; urefully pick up
hairs or invisible hairpins from the thick
carpet which frequently concealed
them) But certainlj. if vour little
girl loves to make doll's clothes, she
should be encouraged. Who knows, some
day she may show lematkable skill in
making her own and maybe yours.
There is a most fascinating package
which comes for little girls who love to
sew. It contains material for a doll's
dress, the pattern for cutting it out
nnd making it. and the embroidery silk
for working the tm design stamped
on the front. The price is ten cents.
As I've been known to observe before,
it Is tho woman who really loves her
home, who will be Interested in the little
Vitrns. As for instance, those tin candy
boxes attractively covered with cre
tonne. And not onlv do they look well
on, the tea tnblo or living room table
they Incidentally keen candy fresh and
nice. They come at nil prices, of course,
but tho most reasonable I have yet seen
can be had for eighty -five cents and
$1.25. How would you like to ndd one
of these to your Christmas list?
Did sou know lhat you can buy for
twenty-five cents n sanitary spout for
vour condensed milk cans? Yon know
how unpleasant they become when the
milk dries on the outside. But you force
one of these Into the top and after you
havo poured out tho milk you need, a
little flap falls over the opening which
keeps it covered and sanitary. I think
this Is a very good idea, don't you?
For- the names of shops where ar
ifclcs mentioned in "Adventures
With a l'urse" can be purchased,
address IMilor of Woman's Page,
Evening Ponuo Ledger, or phone
the Woman's Depaitment, Walnut
3000.
The Woman's
Exchange
coward, she was going lo make the
best of it, and shc'smlttd at Dnn, and
held out her hands. She had deter
mined to make n complete surrender.
He took her hands in his, surprise In
his eyes.
"Julia, what arc you doing here?"
"Can't jou guess?"
Sho laughed llghtlv. "Whv, I've
come to my senses, that's nil.1'
"You don't mean that you've come
homo for good?"
Sho nodded.
His whole face had lighted up, unci
her heart smoto her for tho fuct that
she was forcing everUhiug she said with
all of tho strength there was In her
"When, when?" he nsked.
"Last night. Oh, Dnn, arc jou so
glad?"
"Glad, glad! Well, jou don't know,
you can't know. Why, I've been mis
erable, Julia, and I've had to face the
fact that there was nothing I could do."
Ho was devouring her fnee with eager
eyes. He still held her hands nnd he
laughed dow, nervously. "I lau't be
lievo it; I don't like to let go of vou
for fear I might wnkc up and flud that
I havo been dreaming." Uo drew lur
over to the davctiport and thev sat
down. And then quite suddenly he
caught her closo and buried his face in
her hair, whispering broken words to
her in a perfect ecstasy. Julia was
quite passive, and her heart was cold
Hut because it was she forced herself
to reach out a tentative hand and put
his check softlj. He wns such a boy,
and whatever wrong ho had done her
in the pnst he was sorry for now.
There wus no doubt of the fact that
ho loved her, and she intended to make
up to him for overj thing they both hud
suffered.
Then thev talked of tho wedding.
"There is no reason for wnlting,
is tlnie?" be said cagcrlv.
Julia shook her head "No "
Jiicn we can no married soonv ' Mam.c fnr Cliih
"Yes, Unn."
"I'll make it up to ,ou." he said I To JJ" L'l'!"r, "' 1V?'""f f" ,
passionately; "vou never will bo sorry; ' , Dfar, Madam About two weeks ago ,
I'll make vour life so splendid that vou I T Wopl'O'ied jou in reference to n name
never will remember the hospital oud'r our 0,u" ' P to t,lc Present time'
your work there." - -
There was twist of agony in hei 1
neart as tliougli a Knife had been
pressed tl.ore. IScver remember the
hospital nnd her work there! It wasn't
very likely that she would ever for
get. Something hnd happened there
that had killed the old Julia forever,
nnd the new Julia was never to develop
Dan Carson was to have neither one
nor tho other; he was to tnkc for his
wife the shell of tho old Julia, the
Julia with a hcartful of shadows of re
gret, but he must never, never know
Before dinner they had decided to
be married in n month, and nlrendy Dun
had assumed the pose of dictator ami
wns arranging cverjthing. There was
even u touch of nrrogaucc in his man
ner, n hint of the futuro Dan Carson,
who would soon ussumc the responsibil I
ities of the head of a household in which
Julia would bo not a partner, but just I
Wants, to Be Girl 8cout
7o the I'cflter et Woman's Ijtwt.
Dear Madaui: Kindly let me know (for vou stem
vvueio I could get Information about
joining the Girl Scouts,
U. i V.
The Oirl Scouts headquarters is nt
1001 Walnut street. If jou go there
or call up on the telephone jou can
find out all about jolulng the orgnnlra
tlon. Motion-Picture Studios
To the J dltor of lt'oniaic i raoc
Dear Madam . A few jeurs ago jour
paper was interested In motion picture
plays, us I'm interested in It, nud us u
reader of jour paper, I wtnilcl ladlv
upprcclutc jour kindness if jou would
furnish me the names and addresses of
the different motion pteturc companies
V. It
'llicie aic so nnj motion picture
studios now that it would be Impossible
to ic-c the space to print them nil The
movie magazines often 4iavr n lit of
studios in their back pages. wtll
llud these mugalnes on ull the news
stands, and I am Mire vou will find the
addresses if jou look thiougli Mum ol
tho hooks
Here Are Plants for Some One
To the Fdllor or lfomanj Pane
Dear SIndani Majbc through vemr
kliiiliiesl I could find some one who
would appreciate sonic plants I have
two ornngc trees nnd one'olinndei nice
big henlthv four jcar-old plants hut
wo are going Into a smaller apartment
mid I have no placo for them. W It
It is vi rj good of jou to offer these
lovely plants through the Wolnnn's i,
change. I am sure sonic one will jump
at the chance to get them. I will for
ward to jou nnj letters that come in
asking for them.
wo have found nothing suitable and
would greatly appreciate whatever jou
may suggest. At the time wo tele
phoned jout jou suggested "San
Sonei," but this has nlremlv been used
by a club of girls we know"
There are nine girls nnd some one
has suggested using the first Initial of
our first names, but we cannot make
nnj thing out of them, mnjbe jou can,
jou seem tii lie nulc to do moxi
an.v thing The names are Man, uracc,
Anna, Isabel, Lillian, Kmllj, Margaret.
Elirabotli and Sadie. AVe arc nil old
friends and the idea of the club is to
keep us together during the jenrs to
come We are all around twenty-one
and meet at a different girl's home cver.v
Tliufsdaj evening. Wo intend Jo give
a dame to see if we ran make enough
nionej to get n bungalovv for next sum
mer You can see that we want to get
a name that will Interest people and nt
the same time- mean something to each
member We would appreciate anj
suggestions that vou can give us em
rules and regulations for a clubc for
we know nothing whatever about one,
I want to take this opportunltj to
thank jou for the interesting nrtielci
wiltten bv vou nnd vour letters in your
column Thev seem so leal and I ill -wajs
read the womsii s page Hit first
thing even evening 13. S.
Since jour dub is foi old frlemK
Mis. Wihon at Food Fain
11 hat She Docs and When
Mi Murv A Wilson, food expert
f Hie KvfMMl PunLto LuDonn,
Is giving cooking demonstrations
dnilv nt the l'ood Knlr In the Kirst
ltegimcut Armor), ltroad nud Cal
'owhill streets
Her program foi today und tomoi
tow follows
"This Afternoon
i in llrends, milk dishes
Tonight
p m Chocolate eake
fruit
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fnnt salad
chocolate snnce
'I onion ow
Crullers, pupovers
California snlad two
dressings bilked npplis
win not call it 'Auhl I.nng Svne
f liih ' Hnw nhniit "The Ninepins,'
Karefrce Klub" or 'Thurnluv Night
C ih '' our firt initials are rather
hard to mnkc into a word nren t thev?
White Corn Syrup
may be used in place of
Sugar, in whole or in
pa.rt, in making Cranberry
Sauce, Pie Butter and
nr
arts.
the soothiiur
'BABYvPOWDER
scented with
Neapolitan Violets
i Talcolette Peroxide
s-i. Vaniihirur Cream tn
the skin toft and whits
at your dealer's
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BRAN FOR YOUR HEALTH
Alfred W. McCann, Famous
Food Expert, Approves the
New Kellogg Product
Just why every one should eat bran
and plenty of It Is fully disclosed In
Alfred TV. McCann's book The Science
of rating." This extraordinary book
tells how Surgeon-General Takakt of
the Japanese Navy was made a baron In
recognition of bis discovery that many
diseases prevalent among Japanese sol
dlers and sailors was clue to the loss ef
certain feed minerals contained In the
outer coating- or pericarp of whole grain,
which Is always removed and discarded
In the milling of white flour. Ills as
tonlshlne discoveries have been fully
confirmed In the Japanese hospitals nt
Hlroshlme, Toklo, Kove and Sasebo.
So many experiments of this kind hav o
been noted In medical circles during the
last few years that the wonder Is every
body does not cat a few tablespoonfuls
of bran every day. Bran Is tho enemy
of constipation, which Invariably sur
renders under the persistent attack of
the outercoatlwj of wheat so foolishly
discarded by the American people.
After a personal visit with Mr. r
K. Kellogg, the veteran cereal food
manufacturer of Battle Creek, Mr.
McCann stated:
"At last a bran food has been per
fected which contains the rejected min
eral salts and colloids so indispensable to
the elimination processes of the human
bod)-. Autointoxication (self poisoning)
doesn't get much of a chance to do Its
deadly work of weakening the system in
the presence of Kellogg's Krumbled
Bran There are sound scientific reasons
for claiming that every "Waxtlte" pack
age of Kellogg's Krumbled Bran Is
charged with buoyancy; good feeling,
pep, stamina and(endurance. All the
medicinal salts that nature has stored
up In the outer layers of wheat are care
fully preserved by the "W. K. Kellogg
process and in tho cooking the flavor
and texture of the bran Is vastly Im
proved, so that the finished product is
not only a wholesome but also a sui
prlslngly palatable dish."
Grocers everywhere sell this new bran
food In the famous Kellogg "Waxtlte"
package Adv.
Beautify the Complexion
JN TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
Tat Uitcpulcd Beintifk
tf f mni Wor.rf
By Thoatandt
Guaranteed to remove
tin, freckles, pimplei,
liver-spots, etc. Ex
treme Clin 20 divi
Rldi pore and tuue of impurities.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. At
leading toilet counters. If they haven't
It, by mall, two sizes, 60c. and $1.20.
NATIONAL TOLBTCO.. Pmrli. T,nn.
"Sold by .lurobi limn , 1015 Chestnut M .
no auirr loiierounicra.
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That Is Exactly What You Do When You Use the
Frec-Wcstinghouse Electric Sewing Machine
No Labor at All Required.
No pedal to push just prcsB the
lever with your foot. Costs but one
cent for three hours' work.
See tt at vour electric dealer 3 If 7i
does not hate it we will tell you where
U inoy be srcit
See the 0iio-7uc Eleetne Cleaner
mnd the Highlmndef Eleetrte U'sir.
H. C. Roberts Electric Supply Co.
Wholesale Distributor
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If vou so lo the I'uhlle I Ibrarv
I'lilrteenth and I,oeut streets, vou run
find a book in the reference room which
will tell )Oti nhout lilies and regula
tions for clubs in general eiti will
have to make vour own special one, of
eourse, for jour own vpcclnl club, ami
f Imagine that Mini incetlnei would he
rather Informal
I nm ver.v rslnel .vou enjov the worn
iin' page, and I hope vou will continue
lendliiK It the llrst thliiR.
Meaning of Name
Dinr Madam l'leave print in vour
column ni soon ns poiiiblc the stump
code on envelopes and the meaning of
the name Wilbur and from what Inn
giiasc is it derived''
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If jnu will senel me a self addressed
stamped envelope I will send vou the
stamp code It appeared In the papei
just reeentlv 'I he name Wilbut eems
to hnvr no nieaiilug In Itself, hut two
names fiom the Herman. AVIIIbert anil
Willlinirg. nre the neureit In it, and
thev mean renpectlveh much brightness
and stroiiR protection
IF YOU LOVE
I (oicert ioh it. Iff be Hjteeslcci in
Till: CENTURY FLOWER SHOP
"Hi llcloto Cicilmit xt
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ARE AS GOOD AS CASH
nd nali!r vou 1 bnv al the )
pirtmont anil apcmlu aiore ou
prefar Our I'nm ari baaed on Iba
Inth nf credit are A)r and mod
erato Write fur full delalla
MAliniOTT nUOS..1118 Chestnut
New
Addition
New
Addition
Your Meats Wholesale
Come to Our New I p-lo-Date Mitrhct. I'ollow the Crowd
Chuck Roast
Rump Roast
Butcher's Roast .
Hamburger Steak
18c
Rump Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
35
Slljpp.V CIlCOSO H'lC OlriimnrKiirlne, nil nut lirnnila Se
1'owl (.1 II). av.) I ancj . 33c now m v s iiri.li.ni i;c
"-Mirliil 1 kjch Cln (iirlnnal, ,V Doren
llrililiiunrlera for I'lnrliln liml mill Snir.iiiil I reali Miirlterrt I nliMera,
pei In! Vllriillnn Clllen I um mill ( oinmlaanrlc
10 and 12
S. Delaware Av Phila.
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Specially Selected
1 omorrow!
New Silk Lined Suits to Sell for
Hundreds of Overcoats to Sell for i
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Are you always successful on baking
day? Are your cakes light and spongy
and your biscuits white and flaky?
If not, let us help you with
RUMFORD
THE WHOLESOME
BAKING, POWDER
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MORE HOT WATER WITH LESS GAS
THAT'S THE BIG DIFFERENCE!
In ifeslm, Jn construction a.hd In Its cxcluatva patented
feature! Clia "J.ovekln" la different from any other water
heater
Due th blc oirfereace 19 the. dtrrerenre. In IlKSULTS.
Tho email raa conaumpilon ot tho Lovokln Water Heater
la a aource oC continual wondera aourca of laMlnr aatli.
faction to IU many uaen. Write for booklet.
LOVEKJN WATER HEATER COMPANY
3D Laurel Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Shoes on Sale
Friday, 5 P. M.
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shoes that we must clean up.
We've simply GOT to make
room for holiday shipments
and, therefore, are glad to pass
these bargains on to you.
Regular Specials of Men's, Women's
and Children s for Saturday
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A of Odds and Ends of
Women's & Boys' Shoes at
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It OMEN'S 8-INCH MtllOtlANV HOOTS
Military heel. Coodvc&r welt Special.
I WOMKN'S D.INrlt I.AC1J LOO VAMP
imitation BtralBlii tips, mllitnry neei special
WOMEN'S 0-INClt HI.iOK KID -I.ACK
Plain too, lilt-! lice! Special . . .
WOMEN'S 9-INCH OUNMETAI. LACK
Plain toe; Rltz heel Special .... , . , . ,
WOMEN'S 8-INCH MCI KII LACE
Military heel, Imperial tip, Special
MEN'S HLACK VICI KID LACE SHOES
Medium toe, 7 to 84. Special
MEN'S HEAVY TUClir CUT WORK SHOES
J With heavy buclcles Special . .
e nrvvifl nTTVuvm, nrnnnvnil
Foot comfort last Special .
HOYS' OUNMETAL EVOLIBII H VLS
Alio wider toes. Special ......
'MISSES OUNMETAL LACE SHOES
For school or dress Special ...
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Look over oar harcnln hlii for flin rlillilreni It will lie vrnrtti vour
mtaln apieni
wiiue. Tliey contain apiencllcl Talnea Qflo to
from . ,.,,, ..,,,., ,., IO
y 62 Stores
& m . All Busy m
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Only 200 Pairs
of Men's Work
Bluchers Left
Sizes 8 g5 WQ
toll' & O
A Can of Water
Proofing FREE
With Each Pair
THE BIG SHOE STORE
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Open Friday Until 8 f . M.
and Saturday Until 10 P. M.
H6-18-20 N. 8th St.
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Oak
Hall!
(Market at Sixth)
THE 0ercouts arc all-wool, of course.
Young men's single and double
breasted Ulsters; men's conservative styles,
and there are PLENTY OF THEM IN ALL
SIZES!
The Suits are young men's silk-lined,
double breasted s'tyles with staple Sack
Suits for men plenty of these, too!
Oak Hall was never more ready to greet
the first Saturda of November than it is now
in all departments!
Suits Range in Prices from $30 to $65
Overcoats Range up to $85 (Fur Collars)
THERE arc great bit? s,torm ublcrs, double-brcaslcd ulsters and
double-breasted ulstercltcs in a half hundred different stjles
of cloths, including plaid baciis.
There are conienaltw styles, Chesterfields in standard Oxford
cloths and staple blacks. There is really no end to the range of choice
Tjhjch is ready in both suits and oercoats here at Si(h and Market
www iui oaiufua) s u ,crs.
Lowered Prices in Woman's Apparel
In Our Woman's"
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$39.75
$33.75
359.75
WONDERFUL opportunities are e erywhere apparent in both East and
West sections of the Woman's Shop on the second floor
.n . r SPIf1 Prics Prc)'ail n suits, coats and dresses, while new furs
will be iound available at most reasonable figures.
Here are a few specials in suits and coats.
$49.75
tor special coats of $55 to $80 nualitv These
Plain
$49.75
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are samnlos ami aro to ho l1Brl .., n nln tl,ln..,l ... s i.-.Tr.'.' "TP'SL ?uit3! ?55 to $75 ciualfrv.
fur trimmed tles. All are diffcicnt styles. velourN broadc loth's and'te' dUVCtvie laines'
Velours, silvertones chameleon, duvet de lainc, different tyl" n th," Un ti' Abo"t ten
tinscltones, polo cloths and suedes. quickly. sroup. They -tviU scji
$55.00
$49.75
$45.00
$39.75
ffor Plain Vtlour and Silt er tone
Coatt with Seal Collar and Cuffs.
Regularly $75. All Colon, includ-
ing Black and Oxford: Fully Silk
Lined and Inner Lined. Sizes 16
to 40.
For Tweed Coats imi ?,, ,i7 ?,.
coon Collar, Value $55.00. Splendid
for Traveling and Motoring. Will
not fade or show wear; will be good
style tor three seasons.
(For Duvet de Lame Coats with Seal
Collar, fully Lined and Inner Lined.
Sizes 16 to 46. Brown, Navy,
Black, Rote, Taupe.
For $45 Silvertone Coats with Seal
Collar, Browns, Reindeers, Moroc
cos. In this group there are two
other styles in Velour with Seal
Collars.
COA rr, Z4.5 5U:,"L ..'?' Gray. S,L
MV.lb r ."J: c '""" "!" 'yt'
Lwn"d" Strg" :p"' rSii
1W 7Z ir t $ 9JS $"'" All-Wl Velour.
QOV.iD lCor, are Taupe, Brown and the
.Su,ts have Seal Collar and Cuffs
for $65 Suits. Wool Velour in.
Navy, Brown .Taupe and Black.
They have Seal Collars.
For Tricotine Dresses of ,t3S to $55
QuaUty. They are all Sample
Dresses, 16-36 sizes Al.n JP
her of additionar:iyle1l'fron,noTr
rTot.r ''" S"" ?""" s
. ' .'."" "rown and Black.
Mny Swt, from Regular s7ock
""" n "uaed to this group.
I $55.00 j
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